In this fourth edition of his acclaimed work, Professor Zander guides the reader systematically through each argument for and against a Bill of Rights. The book provides a straightforward introduction to the constitutional, human rights and administrative issues at stake. The book now has greater relevance since the passing of the Human Rights Act 1998.

An ideal introductory guide of unsurpassed clarity

Each argument for and against a Bill of Rights is discussed in a separate section

The history of the Bill of Rights debate. The arguments for a Bill of Rights considered. The arguments against a Bill of Rights considered. If a Bill of Rights, what kind and what machinery? Conclusion.